Shaver Cancer Charity Chat

This year’s Randy Shaver Cancer Research and Community Fund’s Angel Award recipient talks about his cutting edge work with Natural Killer Cell immunotherapy, CAR-T cell immunotherapy and the future of genome engineering in new therapies for treating cancer.Here how he became interested in creating new ways to look at knocking down cancer, his background as a youth growing up in rural Minnesota and trending as one of the most talked about researchers at the University of MN.

What do you get when you turn an old grocery store thathas been abandoned for over 20 years with 2 young guyswho love Pickleball?How about the newest indoor Pickleball facility inShakopee MN and one that wants to help supportMinnesota’s Cancer Community this month.Hear from Justin Hammerback and John Nelson theowners of Dropshot Pickleball and learn about how the#1 sport in America has made a boom in ShakopeeMinnesota! And…how you can help just by playing a funsport regardless of your level of experience.Dropshot Pickleball eventJanuary 11 and January 12 20251100 Shakopee Town SquareShakopee MN 55379All levels of play availableCheck out our website to registerRandyshavercancerfund.org

Hear from Angela Warner Spokesperson, Talent Development Specialistand 3 rd generation Warner family member about the history ofWarners’ Stellian, lessons learned from her grandfather and fatherabout Community Stewardship, what’s new in the appliance world andthe meaningful partnership between Warners’ Stellian and The RandyShaver Cancer Research and Community Fund.

Listen to our interview with researcher Dr. Dan Vallera who is distinguished in the advanced field of genetically engineering and testing new biological drugs against cancer. With over 180 Pub Med papers published, he has been funded since 2007 by the RSCRCF. He will speak about how he became interested in cancer research, his successes in the cancer field, his current research and what he feels the future of cancer research will look like.

Listen to our interview with researcher Dr. Dan Vallera who is distinguished in the advanced field of genetically engineering and testing new biological drugs against cancer. With over 180 Pub Med papers published, he has been funded since 2007 by the RSCRCF. He will speak about how he became interested in cancer research, his successes in the cancer field, his current research and what he feels the future of cancer research will look like.